• Acorns and Roses

    Two weeks before Thanksgiving and in California we have acorns falling and roses blooming.  Feels normal for November.  I set off for the farmer’s market this morning with my camera in hand.           Our Farmer’s Market is open for one more weekend believe it or not. There’s one more photo I took today… I’m making receiving blankets and…

  • Leaving for Quilt Market

    It’s that time of year again when Houston Quilt Market comes around.  I leave very early Friday morning for Houston, and what a market Moda has planned!  The theme this market is “Get Comfy with Moda” and the designers have a fun school house planned.  If you’re a shop coming to quilt market don’t miss the Moda School House on…

  • What kind of quilter are you?

    Are you a “clutter” quilter or a “neatness” quilter?  Just look around your sewing area and you’ll know.  Are you surrounded with stacks of fabric and tables filled with works in progress, or do you have a place for everything and only one project out at a time? I’m a neatness quilter and I can only function for a short…

  • The gangs all here to announce the winners

    Wasn’t the Moda blog hop fun? I hope you watched the video from Barb and Mary because it was so cute!  How they think this stuff up I don’t know, but I love it and they always make me laugh! Now it’s finally time to pick the winners of some Mistletoe Lane fabric.  It’s my newest fabric line from Moda.…

  • Moda Love Blog Tour, Bunny Hill Day!

    Welcome to Bunny Hill Day on the Moda Love Blog Tour!  We’re talking about things we love today and I’m posting along with Deb Strain and Kansas Troubles ! I know many of you haven’t seen it yet, so I’m sharing my latest love from Moda, Mistletoe Lane.  It’s my newest fabric line that’s due to ship to stores in…

  • My first quilt museum visit!

    Guess where I was this past weekend?  On Friday I was in Lincoln, Nebraska on my first quilt museum tour.  I went behind the scenes at the International Quilt study Center & Museum.  It was absolutely amazing and I could have easily spent days just looking at the quilts they have in storage.  Oh how I wanted to open each…